Lilach lotan biography definition

Drive down any rural road on Vancouver Island and you’re sure to spot a farm stand with fresh seasonal produce, eggs, even milk and other dairy products. But one Nanaimo-area roadside stand offers more unconventional goods – pottery.

The brainchild of artist Lilach Lotan, the blue and yellow pottery stand is parked in the artist’s front yard on Jingle Pot Road, a busy Nanaimo thoroughfare.

The teardrop-shaped, trailer-like stand, which was built by a friend, attracts drive-by and repeat customers.

Inside the stand, Lilach markets her colourful turquoise and teal mugs and cups, olive oil bottles – in a range of glossy glazes – ramen bowl and chopstick sets, large salad bowls and plates of several different sizes. Each piece references Lilach’s love of Vancouver Island’s landscape and ecosystems.

“I am inspired by the rugged coastlines, lush forests and serene beaches,” she says.

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